The pageantry spokesperson, Kaone Moremong, told Showtime that both prizes, through their terms and conditions of their contract were redeemed after successful completion of the winners reign.
She added that during the course of Moses's reign, she was staying in a fully furnished apartment rent free, with monthly groceries and utility bills taken care of by the organisation, as well as cleaning services. She added that their former queen also got a Monthly allowance.
"None of the prizes were or are sponsored therefore they are provided by Something Big, the company that holds the license for Miss Supranational Botswana. Something Big is a local company owned by creatives who have collaborated to curate events and create employment for themselves and other creatives.
We have not secured any monetary sponsorship for Miss Supranational Botswana and we are still pleading with the public and corporate organisations to partner with us," she added. Furthermore, Moremong explained that as a team, they were committed to improving the lives of young women and empower them to be the best versions of themselves.
She added that since inception, they believed they had proved their commitment and dedication to the inspirational mandate of Miss Supranational. Moses is to drive the branded Haval for a year and adhere to certain terms and conditions before she can remove the Miss Supranational Botswana brand from it as per the signed contract.
